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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

How I wanted a master, to fulfill my worthless womanhood! I do not know why I had awakened when I had. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #317)
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40 317 How I View more quotes about wanted">wanted a master, to fulfill my worthless womanhood! I do not know why I had awakened when I had.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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40 314 Was it not fitting? Why should one such as I, so cheap and worthless, so meretricious and petty, not be a slave, not be owned and mastered? What else could one such as I be good for? And so I had found myself stripped and sold from a block in Brundisium.
40 315 At last I had some value, small as it was, the value of a slave.
40 316 It is lonely in a cage, and collar.
40 317 How I wanted a master, to fulfill my worthless womanhood! I do not know why I had awakened when I had.
40 318 I wondered about Dorna.
40 319 She must have awakened somewhere in Port Kar, and discovered herself in a tunic of the Golden Chain and a new collar, doubtless also of the Golden Chain.
40 320 She might try to hide.
Was it not fitting? Why should one such as I, so cheap and worthless, so meretricious and petty, not be a slave, not be owned and mastered? What else could one such as I be good for? And so I had found myself stripped and sold from a block in Brundisium. At last I had some value, small as it was, the value of a slave. It is lonely in a cage, and collar. How I wanted a master, to fulfill my worthless womanhood! I do not know why I had awakened when I had. I wondered about Dorna. She must have awakened somewhere in Port Kar, and discovered herself in a tunic of the Golden Chain and a new collar, doubtless also of the Golden Chain. She might try to hide. - (Quarry of Gor)